Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-24
medIA.ely paid his blu and went to an
other hotel.

mediately paid his blu ana went 70 an
other hotel.
A teleQramS'rom Shenandoah, Pa, says
10 inches Of snow fell there Taesday.
INA storm vas the severest OF the year !
ali trains were delayed from half an hour
10 two hours, and nearly all the coiiieries
In the region we're compelled 70 suspend
onerations. Fifteen inches OF snow fell
irnaNday in the Mohawk valley, N. \.
From s TO u inches Of anow fell IN the
wyoming Valley.
The cabinet meeting Tuesday con-
aidered the question Of tbe payment OF
money appropriated at the last session OF
Congress to indemnity Chinese subjects
for losses sustained during the riots OF
Rock Springs, Wyoming Territory, In
Sentember 1855. The act provides that
me money shall be paid to the Chinese
government, by which II is to be dis
tributed. II is probable that the money
will be turned over to the Chinese Min
istry.
AT Montreal, on Saturday, Stewart a
90. OF London, England, and st. John,
New brunswick, began suit against tho
I Star newspaper for $l00. 900 damages for
an alleged libelous article in connection
with the Maritime bank Of 81. John, New
brunswick, and for $500, 900 against the
/ Rank Of British North America for alleged
damages sustained by the refusal OF tho
bank to accept one Of their cheques Few
DAYS ago. The bank officials say that the
cheaue, which was for 81 $50, was refused
while the manager had left the ONCE Tor
A consultation, but the refusal and pay
ment were within an hour, and should
have been known 10 the drawers and pre-
senters only.
d. N. Bush, army paymasteT, was
robbed Of 81 500 at Antelope Springs,
Wyoming, q few days ago. 1t appears
that Major Bush was en- route TO Fort
Mckinney to pay of the troops there,
and stopped at Antelope Springs TO eat
his dinner, leaving his valise containing
the money in the coach, which stood
! few steps from the building and In plAir
view OF the major and his escort. Al
they sat AZ the table, during the meal,
stranger who was present when the stag
came, ran TO the vehicle, seized the valise
, Jumped on horse standing near and wa
, of like the wind. He was pursued, bu
. escaped. He is known to be a cowbo.
named Parker.
Mayor Harrison Of Chicago Monda.
, gave some singular reasons why he viii
/. not be a candidate for reelection. H
said: ~ am 90 years old. A life OF quie
= for few years may give me happy an
vigorous old age. A terrible strain durin
q the next two years may make me a de
a orepit valetudinarian.. ! cannot get an
II more honor in this office. may get dit
% honor. One Of my officers might beoom
defaulter, and / would receive th
) blame. My fear is that we will hay
o some terrible trouble in this city in th
70 next two years If the supreme coui
II gives the anarchists new trial. Judg
Gary has told me they could never hay
\, another trial. They could not get o jurJ
h These men would give out that they WEI
|. !. vindicated, and they would cause trouble
n On the other hand, IL they were hung "
as may have conyulsions.h
10 The treasury department has decide
adversely on the application TO admit fri
=, of duty dragon $50 feet long, represen
~ ing the god :" Ilo Wong and intende
as for joss house in San Francisco. II
p figure ia composed Of paper, silk, meta
ne glass, feathers, tinsel and goats hal
The application is based on the provision
VI Of law fol- the free entry of philosopl
sd ical and. scientific apparatus, statuar
a paintings. drawings, &c." and for ar
as gala and gems, statues and specimens
as sculpture, where specially imported
good faith for the use of any society l
,al corporateI or established for religion
IT. purposes. The department held III
of the image is not included in the list
ot articles above mentioned and is, thei
rs fore, not entitled to free entry.
Colonel Lamont said Tuesday that q
be fears expressed by DR.. Sewers In rega
N to President Ceveland's health are n
~. ~ shared by the Presidents family and
az intimate friends 1.-THE President" o.
Iy Lamont said, Twas to all appearances
- perfect health He did not think /
Sewers was in position TO judge OF /
ga matter, as he did not know the Preside
y, and what he said was, in the colone
49, opinion, based merely on the Rssumpti
~ that the President was gaining flesh q
~ took no exercise. This was not the ca
As a matter of fact, be continued,
ho President weighs less than when he ca
b, TO Washington, aud really takes as mt
lrt exercise as most other men. II is true
on does not walk about the city, but
by frequently walks in the country, q
there are other ways in whi"s"a fsts.H
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